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Flying Complex portion of 141 CPL Single on multi-engine complex airplane
Asked by: Roman Konyushenko 1502 views Commercial Pilot, FAA Regulations
Hello,
School offers to do Complex portion of CPL 141 flight training on PA-44, which requires 10 hours (FAR 141 app D(4)(b)(1)(ii)). I mean it was happen due to the absence of complex single airplane in service.
Then, on multi add-on, school requires additional 10 hours (FAR 141 (app. I)(4)(k)(2)) on PA-44. In fact, it will be 15 at least.
Does it possible to count multi time from CPL single towards meet requirements for multi add-on?
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